Sempervivum iranicum
A rarely seen houseleek from the high Alborz mountains of northern Iran, growing on rocky slopes above about 1,900 m with snowy winters and dry, sunny summers. It is a hardy alpine rosette plant best grown outdoors or in an unheated alpine house.
Where it grows wild
Like other Sempervivum, it is assumed to grow in rock crevices, scree and stony alpine grassland on open mountain slopes.
Records sit at about 1,900–2,600 m; one point given at 5,351 m is almost certainly an error.
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